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Israel targeted Iranian military and weapons sites as the conflict intensified. President Donald Trump is weighing the deployment of up to 10,000 more United States troops to the Middle East.
Israel's defense minister said strikes on Iran will intensify as missile attacks on Israeli civilians continue. He warned that Iran would face escalating consequences for what he called war crimes.
Demand for solar panels and other green technologies has jumped as households brace for higher energy and petrol prices. Suppliers report sharp rises in installations, with some homeowners eliminating their bills by generating and selling their own electricity.
The United Nations human rights chief called for justice after a strike on an Iranian school killed 168 people. He urged a swift and transparent investigation into the reported targeting error.
More than 120 children have been killed and thousands injured as fighting between Israel and Hezbollah devastates southern Lebanon. Over 1 million people have been displaced, with aid agencies warning of an escalating humanitarian crisis.
Kanye West appeared at a Los Angeles listening party after finally releasing his delayed album Bully. The launch follows public apologies for antisemitic remarks and comes amid a recent mixed court verdict involving a former contractor.
Israel's defense minister said strikes on Iran will intensify after new missile launches triggered sirens across central Israel and Jerusalem. The military reported the missiles were intercepted with no immediate casualties.
Iran's Revolutionary Guards said they turned back three ships in the Strait of Hormuz and declared the route closed to vessels linked to allies of Israel and the United States. The move follows disputes over claims that the waterway remains open.
The Associated Press is now calling Israel’s military operation in southern Lebanon an invasion. The decision follows weeks of ground fighting and the deployment of thousands of Israeli troops across the border.
An Israel Air Force reservist is accused of leaking classified details about a strike in Iran to help a friend profit from online betting. Prosecutors say the scheme generated more than 162,000 dollars in winnings and may have been part of a broader pattern.
Puka Nacua is being sued over allegations that he bit two women and made an antisemitic remark at a New Year's Eve gathering. His attorney denies the claims, and a court hearing is scheduled for April 14.
Major fast food chains in Israel are launching kosher for Passover menus and family activities ahead of the holiday. The offerings include adapted versions of popular dishes and special kids' meals, along with interactive games in malls.
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